The “anchoring effect” is a cognitive bias that causes people to rely too heavily on the first piece of information they receive when making decisions, whether it is true or not. @lets_NEUROmkt#NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO#XperientialMkt
Having analysed this advert in detail, have to commend SurveyMonkey for their deep understanding of the Achiever target audience & the ways in which they've triggered all 3 Triune brain layers!
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It was a great day of presentations by classmates in #Experiential Marketing class at Toulouse Business School today, and the VALS model was a clear winner for analysing and targeting B2B customer segments.
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Despite brands' effort to control the narrative around their brand identity, the public-created brand image will have the final say. Authenticity is key to avoiding backlash, like these brands accused of #greenwashing.
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Behavioural Pricing: the way a price is communicated has a significant impact on consumer behaviour. The price tag of 3.99 rather than 4 is intentional, and about much more than the 1 cent difference.
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This is a great visualisation of the 2 systems of reasoning, the experiential (automatic) and the analytic (deliberate), as described in Daniel Kahneman's Fast and Slow.
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It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it. If you think about that, you’ll do things differently.
~Warren Buffett
The same goes for brand images and how it’s ruined in minutes!
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It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it. If you think about that, you’ll do things differently.
~Warren Buffett
The same goes for brand images and how it’s ruined in minutes!
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The “Triune brain theory” proposes that the human brain is composed of three distinct evolutionary layers -Primitive, Limbic, and Neocortex,each with its own functions and behaviors.
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Well we think that we analyse situations a lot and take decisions considering every aspect but unknowingly 95% of decisions are instinctive. Humans are stupid.
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Is it a donkey or a seal? A rabbit or duck? A woman's face or tree and birds? Relative perception and context play a major role in the perception of content.
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#Scarcity messaging like "60 seconds left to secure this price", "only 2 seats available" and "before stocks run out" have a notable psychological impact: the urgency to fulfill that need/want can become all-consuming!
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#Social validation has been around since the beginning of humankind. As herd animals, we can't help but like what others like, whether it is an inspired cave drawing or the latest TikTok trend.
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Happy endings are not only for #fairytales. They have a place in experiential marketing too, as a powerful mind mechanism. The happier the end of an interaction with a brand, the better the consumer considers the whole process.
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Nike's "Just Do It" slogan is a powerful mind mechanism used to connect emotionally with consumers who aspire to be active and achieve goals. Its campaigns often also feature inspiring stories of athletes overcoming obstacles @lets_NEUROmkt#NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO#XperientialMkt
The nature of consumption has completely revolutionised compared to the past. In fact, while in the past the value of the product was related mainly to its physical characteristics, nowadays psychological and conceptual factors @lets_NEUROmkt#NMKTRCH#MKTINGNEURO#XperientialMkt